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A nursing assessment and diagnosis for a male patient with acute abdominal pain caused by aspiration pneumonia. the patient's background information, nursing objectives, interventions, and evaluation. The document also provides a short-term goal and specific objectives for the patient's care. The nursing interventions include assisting the patient in demonstrating relaxation position and diversion techniques, assessing the vital signs, and promoting fluid intake. The document also includes a list of medications and therapeutics prescribed by the physician to relieve the patient's pain.
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Patient’s Name: _Juan Dela Cruz_____________________________________ Age: ______ 75 ________Sex:_____Male________ Chief Complaints: DOB, cough Diagnosis: ARF type II secondary to aspiration pneumonia ____________ Date Admitted: _September 23, 2021_______________ ASSESSMENT CUES NEEDS NURSING DIAGNOSIS
Subjective: The patient verbalized Objective:
Acute pain based on the pain scale of the patient 5/ Acute abdominal pain is a symptom that can be caused by both minor and major medical issues and it was noted that patient was sexually active and is having multiple sex partner with no protection used during sexual contact. Biggers, M.D., MPH. Retrieve February 3, 2022 from: https://www.healthline.com/health/pain- in-lower-left-abdomen Short term goal: Specific Objectives
Azithromycin (Zithromax) 1g P.O. OD in AM Ketorolac (Ketovex) 30mg IVTT now then q6 hours
All vital sign are normal Pain scale still stay on 5/